Every Little Thing

Does anyone have a good tab for Tweedy's solo version of Blasting Fonda?

Jeff Tweedy, Glenn Kotche, Dan Auerbach, and Jason Isbell

Funny you say that, at both Toronto shows recently he did a awesome cover of Elvis Costello's Alison. I haven't listen to him much to give any album recommendations but I would definitely check out that cover.

My vinyl came in today as well. The sound quality and perfection of One Sunday Morning is pure heaven, and it's definetly a longer version.

Sounds so awesome, I know what station I'm listening to this weekend!

Jeff Tweedy writes the most amazing lyrics but some that always stand out: "If this were still new to me I won't understand, Impossible Germany unlikely Japan." "You were right about the starts, each one is a setting sun" "I feel some connection between you and me. Well I guess that's some direction maybe you can't see." "You keep dealing with all of these feelings like they got you believing they have no meaning, but they do."

One Sunday Morning hands down, Art of Almost and Whole love a close second.

Saw it live in Toronto as the opener, it's as outstanding live as it is studio. The hipster seems to respect it and most stayed quite through it. Although being the first song meant all those annoying late unprepared people rushing to there seats as if they had no idea they were coming on on Call me crazy but when I pay money for awesome seats to see my favorite band play, I'm making sure I'm in my seats in a timely fashion and not being a douche and cutting in front of people who are actually in their seats because they were smart enough to know that they should just chill in their seats fo

I was there both nights so it was great to have both verisons of Jesus etc. I'm usually not a sing a long person at all, but I have to say hearing everyone singing along in unison was pretty awesome. It really gives you a great feeling, and we did pretty well with keeping up and not petering out to much. The venue was so perfect for Wilco. The actual seats were kind of strange the way they were either 90 degree angle or loungey, but Massey Hall is great. I always get a kick out of the weird "should we sit or stand?" dynamic, but after the second song everyone made the wise decision to stand.

While I agree that the security was a little over zealous about camera use, that guy got warned at least 5 times about taking pictures with his camera, he totally deserved getting thrown out. He even refused to get up for the longest time, plus it was pretty distracting when im trying to watch Nels totally kill it for Impossible Germany.. that's just disrespectful.

Hell If I was him I would honored to have Tweedy write such a brilliant song about my life, and if I was her I would be pretty jazzed to talk with Tweedy in person let alone have him write a 12 minute song about my boyfriend.

This is what I believe the lyrics are, I'm pretty sure they are like 98% right: One Sunday Morning (Song for Jane Smiley's Boyfriend): This is how I tell it Oh but it's long One Sunday morning, Oh one son is gone I can see where it's dawning [This is the only line I'm unsure of] Over the sea My father said what I had become, No one should be Outside I look lived in Like the bones in a shrine How am I forgiven? Oh I'll give it time This I learned without warning Holding my brow In time you thought I would kill him Oh but I didn't know how I said it's your god I don't believe in No you

I found that scene very classy, dignified, and artsy.

Anyone have a good tab for the Jeff Tweedy solo version of Box Full of Letters, as seen live at the vic awhile back ?

So many hard choices, but here is mine: 1.Misunderstood 2.She's a Jar 3.Impossible Germany 4.Outta Mind (Outtasite) 5.Jesus etc, 6.Ashes of American Flags 7.Heavy Metal Drummer 8.The Lonely 1 9.Via Chicago 10.Poor Places 11.Reservations 12.On and On and On 13.Summerteeth 14.In A Future Age 15.Someday Some Morning Sometime